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Group of people using shovels to plant a tree at a park surrounded by native vegetation during an Arbor Day event in Coral Gables.

Coral Gables plants slash pines to restore one of South Florida’s rarest ecosystems

NEWS

The Coral Gables City Commission voted Tuesday to hire outside counsel to pursue additional records from the Coral Gables War Memorial Youth Center Association.

Youth Center dispute returns to Coral Gables City Commission agenda

April 30, 2026

Ron Magill (left) of Zoo Miami and Ron Shuffield of EWM Realty.

Rotary Club names Ron Magill and EWM Realty its 2026 Citizens of the Year

April 30, 2026

Dean Patricia Sanchez Abril, Susan Pérez, and Demetrio J. Pérez, J.D. '01

UM School of Law receives historic gift to establish business law program

April 30, 2026

OPINION

New construction accounted for $45 million of Coral Gables’ $1.33 billion increase. (Photo: Robin and Robert Burr, Great Gables Guide)

EDITORIAL: At 101, Coral Gables begins its second century as a different city

April 30, 2026

The circular official seal of the City of Coral Gables, Florida, rendered in coral orange on white. The seal depicts two classical figures flanking a shield, with a royal palm at center and the words "City of Coral Gables" and "Florida" around the perimeter.

EDITORIAL: Is the City Beautiful slowly becoming a Miami-Dade neighborhood?

April 27, 2026

EDITORIAL: A mandate, with limits, from Coral Gables voters

April 21, 2026

ARTS & LEISURE

Book cover of Pope Leo XIV: The Biography next to portraits of author Elise Ann Allen and Pastor Laurie Hafner.

The first American pope’s biographer — who secured his first interview — speaks at Coral Gables Congregational Church

April 30, 2026

Portrait of pianist William Yang seated in front of a grand piano, wearing a black suit and white shirt.

A pianist who won in Miami, then conquered Warsaw, comes to Coral Gables

April 30, 2026

A two-story stucco home in the Chinese Village of Coral Gables, photographed in late afternoon light. The exterior is painted pale yellow with vivid red architectural details throughout — a latticed upper balcony with classical Chinese fretwork patterns, red-trimmed windows with geometric grille inserts, a bold red front door with a decorative brass lantern overhead, and red accent trim along the roofline. A green ceramic tile roof with slightly upturned eaves is visible at the top of the frame. Mature trees frame both sides of the facade, and tropical plantings including a yucca and potted succulents border the entrance. The house number 5133 is visible beside the front door.

After one hundred years, the Chinese Village in Coral Gables opens its doors for one afternoon

April 30, 2026